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1, / TestsAuthor: Luke EmmettPublisher: Leafe PressPublication Date: Jun 30, 2024Number of Pages: NA pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1739721314ISBN-13: 9781739721312

Do You Know How Kind I Am?Author: Kathleen BellPublisher: Leafe PressPublication Date: March 31, 2021Number of Pages: 26 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1999945174ISBN-13:...

Dedicated to the poet's mother, this single long poem uses the terminology of art, design and fashion to portray a character and to investigate both its own language and the process of writing poetry...

Author: Lauren TerryPublisher: Leafe PressPublication Date: May 31, 2020Number of Pages: 32 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 199994514XISBN-13: 9781999945145

One man and his dog lead us on a dizzying d?rive across south Manchester and into the psyche of a Britain on the brink of Brexit. With the sharp ear of the journalist ... the golden misquote and the...

sallow continues a long sequence of poems about the languages of trees, "halse for hazel" (Shearsman, 2014). "halse for hazel" began on the hills of Exmoor and sallow explores low lying, wetland...

Sanchez VenturaAuthor: Simon CollingsPublisher: Leafe PressPublication Date: March 24, 2021Number of Pages: 30 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1999945166ISBN-13: 9781999945169

This debut collection shows a young poet in love with language and prepared to go to whatever interesting places it takes her. The variousness of life, its strangeness and mystery, combined with a...

A series of poems written within the constraint of the 140-character limit. "Andrew Taylor's 140s are by turns enigmatic and lucid, concentrated and expansive, intimate and cool. A life lived...

Facing up to Benjamin P?et's demand that poets 'show by total non-conformity their opposition to the world' this little book embodies refusal. It's perverse offering of 97 ways of looking at what...

Angry and satirical, yet tender, Paul Sutton's poetic tour through fast food outlets tells us much about where we, and our society are now. " The Sorry History of Fast Food moved me deeply. It's an...

In the words of critic Andrew Duncan, Dorothy Lehane's poems are "intensely personal and highly coded"; they use the language of science and medicine to express intense emotion, which at the same...

These poems are written in the Tyneside dialect of North-Eastern England. As the author says "All of these pieces are based - some very closely - on real conversations". The speaker's include a coal...